From the Archive: Episode 1
From the Archive: Rachel Lichtenstein. Episode 1 - Between Tide and Sea - a walk with Ken Worpole
From the Archive: Episode 2
From the Archive: Rachel Lichtenstein. Episode 2 - Exploring liminal landscapes - a walk with Iain Sinclair
Grain
Phil Coy's 'Grain' is a disembodied sound score for an unseen film, installed within the ‘No. 3 Covered Slip’ in Chatham’s Historic Dockyard.
GYG Talks Art with Bob and Roberta Smith
'GYG Talks Art' is a video series made by young people at The Gr@nd exploring the festival and participating artists through their eyes. In this video they talk to Bob and Roberta Smith at his 'Draw Hope' pavilion in Chatham.
GYG Talks Art with Sadie Hennessy
'GYG Talks Art' is a video series made by young people at The Gr@nd exploring the festival and participating artists through their eyes. In this video they talk to Sadie Hennessy about her work 'Golden Years' in Gravesend.
GYG Talks Art with Webb-Ellis
'GYG Talks Art' is a video series made by young people at The Gr@nd exploring the festival and participating artists through their eyes. In this video they talk to Webb-Ellis about their film 'For The First Baby Born in Space'.
HELLO RETREAT
HELLO and RETREAT by Katrina Palmer is a partnership between Estuary 2021 and Waterfronts (England’s Creative Coast).
How to press seaweeds, a video guide
Alongside the presentation of her moving image work 'Unctuous Between Fingers', Bryony Gillard has created a seaweed pressing video guide.
IMPEKA presents Confluence #2: Estuary
Four artists investigating and challenging our perception and understanding of space, place and environment – through the means of listening and reflecting on what informs our experiences and interactions with the natural world, as well as with one another?
In The End Is The Beginning. Towards The Thames Estuary
Dark Line - The Thames Estuary series is a personal reflection on the landscape of the River Thames at its point of connection with the sea.
In the Landscape
The Thames Estuary is home to some of the most overlooked landscapes and river vistas in the UK. The aim of Estuary has always been to encourage an exploration of these landscapes along with gaining insight into their history and significance.
In the Mouth of the River: Water, Empire & Rebellion
Dzifa Benson has selected seven contemporary poets, who have each recorded one of their poems, which can be heard in the cockle shell vestry at St James’ Church, Cooling.